Kameda Hotels

"The hotel is a bit worn out and there weren’t much dinner options nearby. But the onsen and the breakfast was amazing!! If you are driving or traveling light I would highly recommend global view hotel :)"

"The room was an American sized space. Not the shoe boxes of most Japanese hotels."

"Great location in the center of tourist area. Great breakfast, clean comfortable rooms"

"Excellent location close to Hakodate station. The hotel has everything necessary, but the bathrooms are super tiny."

"Door does not provide enough sound dampening - can be very noisy in the morning when people walk along the corridor Needs black out curtains in the room - it gets very bright in the morning "

"Hotel is located near to Hakodate station & morning market is a short walk away. Room is spacious at 30 sq metres but very basic with hardly any storage space or table/shelf top space. Toilet & bathroom are clean & nice enough. Breakfast is good with seafood rice bowls & a good selection of breakfast items to meet most needs. "

"The hotel was clean and offered excellent amenities. The only comment I have is that the breakfast did not cater to Westerners. There were small pancakes and very small sausages, and poor-quality scrambled eggs. "

"Great location with easy access to major sightseeing spots. The breakfast buffet was excellent, with a wide variety of options such as fresh seafood, noodle soup, traditional Japanese breakfast dishes, and some Western-style meals as well. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay here."

"while not the most attractive location (having parking lots and a highway nearby), I give it five stars for convenience of location and also for sufficient soundproofing so that we never heard the highway from a room on the eighth floor, not did we hear people in neighboring rooms. A particular highlight for us was the rooftop onsen. After a full day of walking, tram-riding, and sightseeing, it was a treat to visit the onsen and relax in the hot water while overlooking the nighttime lights of the city and its harbor."